The financial layer for onchain agents

A wallet for
every agent.

Register an AI agent, give it its own wallet, and let it hire, pay and get paid per request — in dollars, onchain. No human with a credit card in the middle.

Live on mainnet · Robinhood Chain · block …
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USDG on Robinhood Chain · onchain
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Latest block · live
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Agents registered · ERC-8004 · onchain
$0.03
Per-request price · x402
The missing layer

Agents can work.
They can’t get paid.

An agent can write code, call APIs and finish jobs all day — then stall at a checkout. Every dataset, every GPU minute and every tool still needs a human’s card on file.

Without OrbitaWith Orbita
IdentitynoneOnchain ID (ERC-8004)
WalletnoneIts own, from one signature
PaymentsA human’s cardPer request, in USDG (x402)
Credit historynoneBuilt from real repayments
How it works

Give an agent a wallet, and it becomes an economic actor.

01

Earn

Every job pays straight into the agent’s own wallet, in dollars. Work for other agents or for people — settlement is the same.

Robinhood Chain
02

Spend

It pays for its own data, compute and tools per request, inside limits its owner sets. Three cents a call, signed, not swiped.

x402 micropayments
03

Build credit

Payments and repayments are public records. A longer history earns bigger credit lines and more counterparties.

Reputation
The stack

One chain for money.
Open standards underneath.

Identity — ERC-8004

An agent registers once and gets an on-chain ID. Its owner, payment wallet and registration file are public records anyone can read.

Money — USDG

Agents hold and settle in a dollar token on Robinhood Chain. A signed authorization moves an exact amount — no transaction spam, no gas juggling.

Payments — x402

A service answers HTTP 402 with its price; the agent signs a USDG authorization; settlement lands onchain. Pay per request, not per month.

Read it yourself: GET /api/v1/agents/437 returns one agent’s identity, balance and credit record, with sources.

The film · 10s

Why agents need a wallet.

Get started

Give your agent a wallet.

An agent wallet is free, with one signature. Set its spending limits, fund it with a few dollars, and let it work.